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Mathematics Intermediate Tier Paper 2 November 2002 (2 hours)

Mathematics Intermediate Tier Paper 2 November 2002 (2 hours). 1. Find the angles marked x,y and z in the following diagrams. y. 37 °. 95. 118. x. 47 °. z. 68. 2. The number of matches found in each of 50 different match boxes is shown in the following table.

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Mathematics Intermediate Tier Paper 2 November 2002 (2 hours)

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  1. Mathematics Intermediate Tier Paper 2 November 2002 (2 hours)

  2. 1. Find the angles marked x,y and z in the following diagrams. y 37° 95 118 x 47° z 68

  3. 2. The number of matches found in each of 50 different match boxes is shown in the following table. (a) One of the boxes is chosen at random. What is the probability that it contains exactly 22 matches? (b) How many matches are there altogether?

  4. 3. The total cost of 1.5kg of bananas and 2kg of apples is £4.32. The bananas cost £1.08 per kilogram. What is the cost per kilogram of apples?

  5. 4. Reflect the triangle ABC in the y-axis. y A B C x

  6. 5. (a) Write down the number 3742 correct to 1 significant figure. (b) Write down the number 0.06731 correct to 3 significant figure.

  7. 6. Jane has some 3-hour and some 4-hour blank video tapes. • She has x of the 3-hour video tapes. • Write down, in terms of x, the total number of hours she can record on these 3-hour tapes. (b) Jane has 6 fewer 4-hour tapes than three hour tapes. Write down, in terms of x, the number of 4-hour tapes she has. (c) Write down, in terms of x, the total number of hours she can record on these 4-hour tapes. (d) Write down, in terms of x, the total number of hours she can record on all her tapes. You must simplify your answer as far as possible.

  8. 7. The table shows the way in which £120, collected in a lottery, was distributed. Draw a pie chart to illustrate this data. You should shoe how you calculate the angles of your pie chart.

  9. 8. (a) Marilyn wants to find out what type of book is the most popular. She asks the following question. Which one of the following is your favourite type of book? Science fiction Adventure Comedy Romance Write down two criticisms of this question. (b) She plans to conduct her survey in her town centre on a Wednesday afternoon. Give a reason why this may not be a suitable plan for her to conduct her survey.

  10. 9. Lee scores 91 marks out of a possible 140 marks. What percentage has he scored?

  11. 10. Jackie lives in Whichurch and Brian lives in Bishopston, which is 50 miles from Whichurch. One day they decide to meet at Baglan, which is a place somewhere between their two villages. After meeting they each return home. The graphs on the next page show part of their journeys. (a) How far is Baglan from Bishopston? (b) How long has Jackie been waiting at Baglan when Brian arrives? (c) Without calculating any speeds, explain how you can tell whether or not Jackie had a higher average speed on her way to Baglan, than Brian had on his way home from Baglan. (d) Jackie leaves for home at the same time as Brian. She travels home at an average speed of 25 m.p.h. Draw this part of her journey on the graph paper.

  12. Bishopston 50 40 30 Baglan 20 10 Whichurch 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00

  13. 11. Calculate the average speed, in km/hour, of a racing car that covers 490km in 1 hour 45 minutes.

  14. 12. Write down in terms of n, the nth term of each of the following sequences. • 8 16 24 32 40 ……. (b) 2 5 9 16 23 30 ……….

  15. 13. Solve the following equation. 6(x – 5) = 4x + 1

  16. 14. In both parts (a) and (b) of this question you should state the units of your answer and give your answer to an appropriate degree of accuracy. • A circular pond has a radius of 8.2m. • Find the perimeter of the pool. (b) Calculate the area of the surface of the pond.

  17. 15. The times of telephone calls to a certain company were measured (to the nearest minute) and the results are summarised in the following table. On the graph paper below, draw a grouped frequency diagram for the data. Frequency 40 30 (b) Write down the modal group. 20 10 0 10 5 15 20 25 Time t (minutes)

  18. 16.(a) The following table shows the value of a selection of 90 houses on an estate agency’s books. On the graph paper below, draw a frequency polygon for the data. Frequency 50 40 30 (b) Find an estimate for the mean price for these houses. 20 10 40 60 80 100 0 20 120 Price (£1000s)

  19. 17. Every year, an item of furniture depreciates by 15% of its value at the start of the year. An item of furniture is bought for £3000. How much will it be worth in 3 years time?

  20. 18. The diagram represents a prism with a uniform cross-section of area 78cm². The prism is 54cm long and has a mass of 19.6kg. Find the density, in g/cm³, of the material from which the prism has been made.

  21. 19. A rod is 18.5cm measured to the nearest mm. • Write down the least possible length and the greatest possible length of the rod. Least length ……… cm Greatest length ……. cm (b) Keri places 30 of these rods end to end in a straight line. Write down the least possible length and the greatest possible length of this straight line of 30 rods. Greatest length ……. cm Least length ……… cm

  22. 20. AB and CD represent the vertical walls of two buildings that are 8.3m apart on level ground AC. The points B and D are 10.6m and 15.2m vertically above the ground respectively. Calculate the distance BD. D Diagram not drawn to scale. B 15.2m 10.6m A C 8.3m

  23. 21. A solution to the equation x³ + 4x – 8 = 0 Lies between 1.4 and 1.4. Use the method of trial and improvement to find this solution correct to two decimal places.

  24. 22. A bill comes to £89.30 inclusive of V.A.T. at 17½%. How much was the bill before V.A.T. was added?

  25. 23. Paul selects a letter at random from a passage of text, he then selects a second letter at random from the text. The probability that any letter he chooses is a vowel is 2/5. (a) Complete the following tree diagram by entering all the probabilities on the branches. Second letter First letter ……. Vowel Vowel ……. Not a vowel ……. ……. Vowel ……. Not a vowel ……. Not a vowel

  26. (b) Calculate the probability that both the letters chosen are vowels. (c) Calculate the probability that only one letter is a vowel.

  27. 24. Expand the following expression, simplifying your answer as far as possible. (x – 4)(x + 7) (b) Make p the subject of the formula. 4 (t + 3p) = 6 – 3t

  28. (c) (i) Factorise x² - 5x -14 (ii) Hence solve the equation x² - 5x – 14 =0

  29. A 5.7cm B 63cm 54° E C D 23.7cm 25. ACD and BCE are two triangles right-angled at C. The point D lies on CE at a distance of 23.7cm from C and B lies on AC such that AB is 5.7cm. The side BE has length 63cm. Calculate the size of BÊC. Diagram not drawn to scale.

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